Braveland Heroes

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It would be a pretty good game if it weren't ruined by its greedy developers. The entire game revolves around spending money. As a free-to-play player, you are treated as if you don't matter. Almost everything is locked behind lottery-style mechanics, so you don't even know how much money you'll have to spend until you've gone through the entire process. The best equipment is locked behind paywalls and cannot be obtained for free. To guarantee a single piece of top-tier equipment within 20 attempts, you need to spend 146,000 crystals, which is about $1,460. There are four equipment slots in total (Weapon, Armor, Belt, and Boots). Occasionally, the Heavenly Forge goes on sale with a 20% discount, reducing the guaranteed cost of a single piece to about $1,168. The best units are also locked behind paywalls. Currently, 22 units can only be obtained by spending money, which is a lot considering the game has only 10 factions. On average, that's more than two paid units per faction. Buying units directly from the shop is extremely expensive: Rare and Elite units cost 63,690 crystals (about $647), while Legendary units cost 96,690 crystals (about $967). Every Saturday and every other Wednesday, there are lottery events for units. The guaranteed cost of obtaining a unit on Wednesday is 15,876 crystals (about $159). Saturday events vary depending on the unit, with guaranteed costs ranging from 36,125 crystals (about $361) to 50,125 crystals (about $501). If you decide to participate in these lotteries, you should always assume you'll need the maximum number of attempts to obtain the guaranteed reward. While it's technically possible to get a unit earlier, in my experience there seems to be something wrong with the displayed drop rates. I almost never see players get units before the guaranteed reward, even though the published odds suggest it should happen much more often. It honestly feels as if the real chances are far lower than what's shown in the game. The biggest problem is that without paid units and equipment, you simply can't stay competitive. It doesn't matter how skilled you are at strategy games because this game has serious balance issues. The units don't appear to be designed with balance in mind. In general, the paid units are significantly stronger than the free ones. The more expensive a unit is, the stronger it tends to be. On top of that, the developers sometimes introduce even stronger units and equipment, so whatever you buy today will eventually become obsolete. This game is essentially designed for people who don't need to worry about money and are willing to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a single game. That's the only realistic way to stay competitive. Ironically, this business model is probably the biggest reason the game remains niche. Most new players will eventually quit once they realize how heavily progression is tied to spending money. As long as free-to-play players are effectively treated as second-class players with no realistic chance of becoming competitive, the game will never build a large active player base.

Неплохая игра для любителей жанра.

Wouldn't recommend that game to anyone. Huge paywall and appears abandoned by the devs. I have been a long-term player and have spent a significant amount of money on the game over time under the expectation that the global version would continue receiving meaningful updates and ongoing support. However, the global version has seen very limited development activity for a long period, while another regional version of the game appears to continue receiving substantial content updates, including additional units and equipment tiers.

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